New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-03
A NEW YEAR'S DAY WALK.
SOME PEOPLE WHOM A STROLLER NET.
i11Mrsrs or rRoApwAY ArrEn MIpx1Gnr-srAEr

GIIMPsFs OF BROADWAY AFTER MIDNIGHT-srAEr-
ING EARLY on THE CELEBRATION.
THE TRIBUNE stroller watched the New Year in. out
the din of tin horns and toy pistols CRATES on
any sensitive is pandemonuIn and Bedlam rolled
in together The ordinary youngster In New-York feels
himself in incomplete physical condition on New
Years Day unless he has tin attachment to his mouth
and holiday capacity in his lungs. drilling rain was
falling There was glaring light in Broadway that did
not come electric light poles but from barrooms
ing in and ont starting upon celebration OF New Years
Day. Although the first hour of 1857 mad not elapsed
many OF of them already so intoxicated That the
policemen eyed them as a SPIDER watcnesh n.y.
There were some beated people moi bent on the cele
praon OF The holiday At the Gsey House. for instance,
encountered Clint" Wheeler. with broad smile on
his face as usual With him a copy Of himself, ex-
cep as to SIZE Clinton Wheeler jr. The younger man.
although only twenty-five years old. has developed, am
told remarkable aptitude for scientific mechanism lie
Is with the Bali Electric Light company
Ex-senator T w. Dorsey's figure looks familiar as dis
cover him talking Mr.. McCloskey. proprietor of the
Kennard House at Cleveland McCloskcy Is the picture
OF educated shrewd and prosperous irish landlord
Out in Broadway as the stroller turns homeward TO re-
new his work later in the day, he meets number OF
theatrical people just away from their toll Mr. Aronson
of the Ca sino slender and neat Theodore Moss of wal
lacks big and bust ling; sprlghtly K"Sna Nohes; EN-,
velope in sealskin and stepping into carriage aer
midnight Inn cheon. and Robert Mantc, with thc All o
an EnglisiIman, were among them.
The morning OF New Years too diSagfeeable lOI
observations hut the afternoon was better Oddities o
life by the hundred may be met with every day III '
town. Here. for instance is Tom" Page whom used
TO know out West as a sort Of Mulberry Sellers mining
operator He made money but lost more
lie was deaf post. The explosion OF a cannon
Just behind him would not have been heard by hiiI
- How are you and how things with youi yen al
the top OF my voice Don't talk so loud Is The qulci
and selfcontaned reply 81 am no longer deal cured
myself by discovery. am living in hew-fork p9ttlhs
the remedy the market and making inones hahu S.ei
fist awful example OF the eulcac) Vi TIC
remedy
Little Auditor Luy of the Aqueduct Commission, dap
per and neatly dressed Is rushing down Broadway neal
Thirty-fourthst Everybody In politics knows Iully lie
WINS the old executive clerk of tho Democratic state Com
mitee. lie swears by Governor Hill az Democrat on
predictr as a politician that Cleveland will be rcnonii
mated for President Lully was Judge william L. Muller
righhand man for a long time He came 10 be known ~
Judge Mullers shadow, because he was always aIouhu
when the judge was IN the city wag met nun III
| this encounter took place: " mere
! the cloud LulIyI" "The cloudi What cloudf dom
| understand Won ..Why II on are tie shallow, judge
! Muller mast be the cloud. Where Is the Judgcf
Imet Robert Porter the tariff expert and newspaper
correspondent He Is short and chunky and s"arthy
with black eyes over which tho lids constantly blink
ing Ii is said that he lis ambitious make an effort III
| New-York journalism Popular "Tom" Gay, the head
waiter for twenty years the Fifth Avenue Hotel
out for an airing. and filings New Years greetings rex
lessy in every direction He knows about nan NeW-loH
and threc-fourths Of the people VINO come mere
General James 8 Robinson and Emil Kiesewetter Sec
Rotary and Auditor OF Ohio who here on some state
bond matters are taking in "the sights" General Rob
inson IS prominent figure in He has served in
Congress- WAS chairman Of the Republican state Commit
tee and several times delegate III National c"iN ch'
Kiese Of the few Democrats st lefi IN once
the Buckeye State, and Will he private cNen again